The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 June 1923

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CE^'^S. SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, JUNE 11, 192?.. No. 10,912
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    196 1 lhe Stamhulipki Ministry ha> been displaced m Dulgaria, the communists and opposition turning out the agrarians, luckily without much bloodshed Pag« 7. What is described a- a coup at Peking seems to have been merely a strike of the gensdarmes because they could not get their pay
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    THE THOROUGHFARE.
    1000 1 The Thoroughfare lies m a busy part of the town. Up and down ita highway, for an old quarter of Singapore, fa rly broad m many pa/ts private cars, taxis, motor busses large and small, lorries and rikisha* wander at their own sweet will a.id pace. The whole
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      195 1 gpfGAPOBB. Telephone 2920. (10 Lines). wgkammk T n. F ,ne-r lUtaM m th* Ea.t ri?p^n A 7 v T<!a TU ESDAY.—Dinnor Dance. (rill Room adjoining Dining Room NVKDN ESDAY.— Orchestral Concert open 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. 1W^ Y^^WMH« I SAKKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors. J*****2 M>»M!;»>nitlMllM»Mtn»ll!lMMMl»lliiiH||nnnnm,,| l m|||>||l|||nTTty^ T^ I CARIBONUM
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      145 1 BURNETT'S f^rt^ he est P a^t of a J^ls^^W| Imported By I IP African Eastern I itt^^Sp^Bpj Trads Corporation MfeSlfe* y fjgw ruTmaifri llnrorporated m Engiaaciy II "pg| SINGAPORE. I europe Hotel Tb* After Dinner Dance is held every TUffMfcy, Thur^y and Hltul^ An ite'Miaa fee of $I^o is charged
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      139 1 LATEST ADVEKTISEMEMTS. <**»*«» shaped eye-clam f lom Ezekiel and Sons— Page C.nema machinery for sale— Pace N«w Stocks of Moutrie pianos— P a <re 12 Page l 3 iearn Sll ab Ut SmHlt milliner y East Asiatic Cos three ships, Bolivia, Malay a and Faistria— Pan* 10 famous Arnold Quartette
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      163 1 IHE WEEK Monday, lltk. High water, y.3 a.m., 8.44 p.m. vuica homeward mail leaves. I^prue I: £t. J. 0. B. vs. Middlesex, 8. R. C. Tuesday^ 12th. High water, 9.48 a.m., 9.16 p.m. iAjague II: Seletar vs. Y. M. C. A., S. C. F. A I League II: Ex-Services vs.
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    MR. C. W. DARBISHIRE.
    449 2 "That Htnv'% <:lf«nt Int rest." Tht- ■neceai of Mr. C. W. Darbishitv ;t the la«t Pai lianu ntar>- il.ct oni pleased Aaaociat'ofl nf Bi-itisli Malaya, th« fr c atid independent lectors of liis COQfttitiu'ncy. the party, Vv.v Trade and Free Port stalwarts, 'uul many others, including
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    ALLEGED HEAVY DEFALCATIONS.
    193 2 .V reported m Saturday** issiK of tJ-' 1 Lgapo.€ Fret Prass, s Chinese named Chla)| Goh L c, nocoontant at Mssi rs. Meyer Brctaers, Malacca Street, has been arrestt-! and charged m connection with an alleged fraud. The man was piodoeed before M» l Ahearnc m the
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    28 2 Monday nth Individuri Troops Parade Wednesday. 13th Band Practice, 5.15 P .n, 'HANK C. SANDS, Commissioner Ttar. is jj ut, t as grave a f
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      356 2 i tO Lfe OU FOk SALE. LARfiK 'i>()WNS, newly erected rea (rain 10AH to 60,000 sq. ft. fey ag rhrer j LAHi.K STORKS fn>m 6,000 to 24,000 r.| ft. near .vl-rf a;ul khipplivt' ntd h\. 'iin^s fot ofi;ee c fodowna. OntraUy situated All mmediale em... p-oin^ etioap Apply or wiTte
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      419 2 -y' ~f T W T^ T At Era MJT ™^p^B^ n* fl^^kVMJ K*\l g Which would you choose? V VTCH YOUR SWEEIHEABT— S SEX— THE BUTTERFLY MAN S C:R 000 If you don'! look out In* will .u«'t her. AN HOLK OTHER ATTRACTIONS. S lr IHirts— Starring Hale Hamilton. Ntd
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      513 2 Allianibra In Our Next Chan^ MONDAY. Uth JUNE, i., s \Trr IX THE SECOND SHOW AT iP M Sl Vll Topical Budget British Screen N«W| HODKINBON PIBBENTB Enid Beonott Keeping up with Lizzie 111 6 P t rt«» Is a fast moving- comedy that creates many miles, Rod brim hearty
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      JAPANESE NEWS.
      122 3 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NvhiNichi Shimlmn.) Tokio. June 8. It ii stated that the Premier, Baron Katoh, hat agreed to open the proposed Russo-Japanese conference provided that the discussion takes place without connection with former ronferenees. The former N. Y. K's. head office was destroyed by lire
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      MINING.
      569 3 i u.v in brackets show the issue valm )i viic Share in dollars unless otherwiat nark"' 1 C Com di>\ X equals ex div.] 3at;.:r Padang n 1$) \i Vz 52*4 Htam 'Pin ($1) l.;!T'.-.. 1.42 Ms leUintoh Oj iu 20 nom. khan Tin 40 45 Kamuntings 2.4.6 2.5.6
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      348 3 noT?"n t 1 v T? "P. s I I Designed to eliminate blowout troubles, the f 1 Dunlop Multiple Ply Cord is unbeatable m 4 I this respect. Many layers of small threads, <p I each separated from the adjoining layers by i a sheet mould, and under a high
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      32 3 Mr*;. Lawforil 6 Mr. Pierrepant 5 Mrs. Gosset 2 20 .Collected by Mrs. Sime: Wing Loong 5 Mrs. Murchison 4 'A Friend' 25 Total $12,536.10 1 W. P. W. KER, Hon. Treasurer.
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      616 3 Xgßrtgy Thc^c troublesome complaints nrc generally dm* CJWP r<) ll u Kg'-* n l' !vcr in<^ 7rc most frequently \fflf experienced In those who lead a scdent.iry liie. A teaspoonful of ENO's "Fruit Salt" m a glass of cold vratef will prove soothing and refreshing, and by eliminating harmful waste
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    SCOTTISH LETTER.
    1160 4 EDINBURGH CASTLfI AM) THE NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL. 1 (From Our Own Ooireepondefft.) Edinburgh, May 9. the first tinu' m modern history Edinburgh Castle il to bo loft without a guftison. When Redfotd Barracks were constructed some years a^o it was undei.ii.(>.! that foT military purposes the barrack- woald
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    MRS. STARR'S PRIVILEGE.
    210 4 Reply o European A v*oci»tion Calcutta. May 2J Mr?. Stirr has sen* the in 1 ow I from the C.M.S Bospital PeaKawar. I the V.ce-Preevident. r/jn>per.n Associate m reply to the letter /n wh.ch tho tion's admiral on for her bravery expressi-d "Ma I through y o
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    71 4 There is a piquant story M«J«J David Cox's cottage, m** x<> 0 ()n hat just been dtatcoyd b- nr*. f ting it the *tM >old las retired West Indian plantar, transaction was be'ng i j&fi arose a quoation of aU* shl .r Cox searched hi* pock** T^ „.c cessary coins,
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      903 4 k b^^^m *s^a^as^slßßßaValaVHHr9Vsls^^^aa^a^aVlaCßaan! f^a^^r I aVC l m I ssV 1 1 1 bb^bhA A »^bs^b^^lv .fA. w a^Hs^^^^k\ a^aa^^M^aiavßi^a^^r av£^ aHI la^S |S| VIDGIhIA CIGARETTES this OATENt f- .i^T^^ W^^^B rjiccadilly Cigarettes have a character essentially individual. Ihe A q n k» ■•'■'.s 5^ML k *S act that each
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      99 4 Quality *nd Experience Bring Your Electrical Industrial Problems To n.m'tfrgTs OUR LATEST ORDER FROM A LARGE LOCAL FACTORY INCLUDES I g I f I itiUiui j jBBSS3&2± •-;i < UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED hi (Incorporated m Sinj^aporo.) ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT, SINGAPORE. H 4WBWBWwv^r«r«PTr"' >^<>r^ <^ I can v- -v I QUALITY is
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    MECHANICAL STOKING.
    399 5 AN ECONOMICAL CONVENIENCE. TTic fl mc o« by hai)(; Pleojuit operation, write* a eorreapoodenl t'> the "Manchester Guardian," and on a k ale as m the case of steam boilers mr y varietie, of furnace, is, fa ad dition 1a1>,,,,us ami exhausting especially freeing tht fln* .< interval
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    THOUSANDS OF FOWL OVER NIAGARA.
    139 5 THOUSANDS OF FOWL OVER NIAGARA. Flocks Swiai to Death. M?^ nti^ *>r the bin's. 'or mile. acrosa the iky like the swoke th^thto tfce Northern feeding groanda Wind was so bfeh that thousand i >- i on the N.a^ara River .bore the aml WOIG »wept along m the ,urr-M t
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    HEALTH OF STUDENTS.
    384 5 Th« Miukints Welfare Conuiutsea „i alcutts has issued a report, after the i lx'Mlirnl examination of »50<)0 stud-en's. M oODM very interesting conclusions can be deofeoed from a careful examination of the records/ continues the report. "It will be found riial the avenge F» ngaii student attains
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    INFECTED RATE.
    338 5 Dr. Walter Seise writes from Bristol, t the Times: -I do not think that poisonmg rati is 6 safe Method m case of Pt-.uue. a rat from a plague-urfesUd nous© is MurC6 f danger when it dies, > the rat-flea. leaves the cold carcass and searches for another
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    117 5 I isii g little '■•■<:> n ta at the European Hospita Kual itl on the evening of May 30th, when Sister Annie l,< yd of the Medici I Departnn nt, Ba v Gajah, receh ed the of the Pax Ea tern Nui g A Ihe pretentafaon x&a made by the
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      355 5 TO LET. Ll -y_-Oifi<vs m Raffles Quay facing the a ft* Harbour and J Three floors, total area about 6,000 Rent (at less thaa half the usual) Jj?! r rren?em Immediate Entry. Apply POWIXL CO.. LTD. 18 and 17 Raffles Place. 04 uc i \nimk*4 House i droums, 2' v
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      533 5 TENDERS. Tend rs wi Jl Erection of 1 Beoeee, Delta Road: <U) Em r B«ncy 2- Erection of n-n m. i» lovelock Road Urgency Houses, •£5 i^'?.'^' o' Tend,, ■vcoipt for ,h' s d^,""* P^^'ion of tho whose tho J KU of a« eD /l" S W thln t=n da
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      524 5 NOTICES. Dol|ar Di lec tory 1923-4 Issue. A popular publication at a popular price. Used m every office, home and institution. •S2 Post Free. Dollar Directory Company. Dunlop House, ROBINSON ROAD. IN TI^ n SL PHKMi: COURT OF mi &TRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OP SINGAPORE. In t'u« natter of ™!1 j™,"
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      445 5 GOOD form ami practical ■anln are combined when c rreclly-stylcd rimless eye-glasses add ihe final touch to the impeccable —umbla of evening clothes. <>ur Hfanlesa Glaaaea are correctly styled, and m addition both comfort and dignity are built into this fine mounting: without aaertfkag an iota of its scientific abilty
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. JUNE 11, 1923.
    729 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. JUNE 11, 1923. Week End Commentslias there been another German Note, or is it, as Herr Rosenberg told the foreign journalists, merely a memorandum It might have been ii tended as a genuine offer, and then, 1 when shown to fail m the essentials, 1 have
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    522 6 i The 5 37 p.m. train Tank Road to Bukit Timah and Utt 6JB p.m. train Bukit Timah to Tank Roarl will not run after 15th June. The Government of Madras have sanctioned the introduction of free and cri.i pulsory elementary education m Masulipaiam municipality with effect from July The
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    THE GOVERNOR'S DEPARTURE.
    247 6 His Excellency the Governor, Sir Laurence Guil laniard, left Singapore on Saturday morning on board the Government yacht Seabelle, for a fortnight's tour along the East Coast of the Peninsula. His ExcelV^cy's departure was delayed by the receipt of an important cable from the Secretary of State
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    BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    122 6 Malaya PavUion. Readers, are reminded of the invitatioi to assist m the preparation of the Guidi to the Malaya Pavilion by submitting designs for the outside cover. Arrange ments for the guide nre well advanced: i should prove an attractive souvenir of th< Exhibition and an informative
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    TRAFALGAR, LIMITED.
    181 6 Tho report of the Directors for the year ended 31 st March, 1923, to bo presented at puieral meetinp, on Monday, 18th June, at nocn, states. The profit for the year is $6,573.17 vMefa aoded to the amount broug-ht forward from the previous year leaves a balance m
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    127 6 A startling programme is bein^ presented by the Empire Cinema to-n ght The opening of a new Universal serial, The Sacret Four, featuring Eddie, Polo, the Hercules of the screen, will be followed by comedy of romance sure to win your heart, Kissed, a Universal attraction featuring Marie
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    26 6 m A Government Gazette Extraordinary, ssued on Saturday, appoints the honT)le Kr. F. M. Baddeley as Deputy Governor luring the absence of His Excellency Sir Guillemard.
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    255 6 Straus St.- J^af. B an d their daugbte, Hn v' M B had i v.ry tU .xn^^'^^ B Horn Ipoh An Soon aft r 1,.,., Part of th, ri J" >n two arm,,i c, H I first a, (i heM r man B had m,,, !y nu,i, I
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    79 6 PEXANG NEWS (From Our Own Correspondent) I'enanf?, Jim*- At Urn inquest on Captain Hunter, f--1 Straits' Su-ain.-hip Corr.nav.y'- stetMt 1 Ipoh, who died whilst bathing off Runnyf imv-j Hotel. verdict of death fron; rj tural <.'auso> wa- returned. 1 The death has taken pirre of Mi I A.
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    THE THREE MUSKETEERS.
    290 6 Like many of Alexandra Duma* the Three jfiakotfO n is adm;rab!v li table to the screen. Thu* 12 part pr turn screened at the Victor.* The'.rt Saturday night by the United Art Corporation local branch, is an ail-: splendid film. The portrait] of the is. so full
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    17 6 A supplement to the TMA J" alnc the new Labou Code. ifcjW rtroduced into the Federal Council
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      189 6 I COATES ogk Plymouth 1 f^gP *^P JLJ.X. The Navy's Choice. GALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Shanghai). Office, 45 Robinson Road. Telephone 228. T^ T A T TT i^l TT' f T"^ C*% I l\l f\ I I I H RONEO LTD,, 11, Colly er Quay. (Incorporated m England)
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      60 6 Finest Selectee Devonshire Bacon < SINGAPORE Cold Storage CO., LTD. (Inc. S.S.) ORCHARD ROAD. JOHN DUKE OI*TICIAN Fellow of the British Optical Association. I'utinan of the Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers. Freeman of the City of London. Late of Old Broad St. London. hate Senior Optician British Array. Aldcrshot, Englund.
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    REVOLUTION IN BULGARIA.
    452 7 B l'T BLOODLESS. I [Router I Service.] vKNMKNT OVERTHROWN. Sofia, June 9. nmel; mm overthrown at three the organisation of re- ,.ported u by the active I r ~mbU** mm* arrested and a formw by H a. gcept the Communists. .rrisons sit supporting nt Order prevails at
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    MURDERERS ARRESTED.
    24 7 SiVila, June 9. Kabul states that the have arrested two Han*>n a charge of murderA^raon and Orr. Th« m CU9tod y l
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    GERMANY VS. ALLIES.
    737 7 TENSION LESS. j [Reuter's Service.] FOR FOREIGN CONSUMPTION. Berlin, June 8. Rosenberg, foreign minister, addressing the foreign press representatives, said that' the memorandum did not contain a higher I offer than the Note of May 2, because no German government dare promise what it was convinced the
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    SEA CONTROL QUESTION.
    687 7 THE MEDITERRANEAN. [Reuter's Service] REDISTRIBUTION. Malta, June, 9. The official announcement of the relief of the seventh destroyer flotilla, at present m the Mediterranean, by the third flotilla of tho Atlantic fleet, which comprises the latest built British destroyers, is interI rated "here as the first step
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    FLYERS FAIL.
    118 7 Paris, June 9. The French Air Mission, which wm to fly round the world, will shortly be ordered to abandon the attempt m consequence of the numerous mishaps. After much delay at starting, Lieutenants Picard and Madon traversed It: ly, crossing to Tunis, when Picard was obliged to
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    724 7 THE "DRY" BELT. [Reuter'a Service] LIBATION TO NEPTUNE. London, June 10. The last "wet" liner, the Mauretania, has departed .to America. The Company has supplied passengers of the Majestic going out on Wednesday, with forms wherein they are asked to estimate, and also to pay for the
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      118 7 JUST RECEIVED THE BEVERAGE SHAKER IN FINEST QUALITY NICKEL PLATE fe-SgS No. 121 CAPACITY ONE PINT §%ytk PRICE $3.50 W— r-'-f-^ No. 122 CAPACITY »Vi PINTS W '^B We invite inspection of our new and extensive stocks of high class CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION. Robinson Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m Singapore). rood
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      572 8 BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Service to 4 iNDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN, GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVEKFOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for all OverUtu Points. HOMEWARDS. dv« Singapore. ELPENOR Marseille*, Havre, Liverpool and Gla^ow In port
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      563 8 ELLBRMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Ctv, LW. vlncorporKied is E: r/jxud) PASSENGER SER\7CI?, BlM:r er ODTWAiitD. D«« Si« r r ts.s. CITY OF KARACHI China-Japan Oct 5 ♦s.s. CITY OF PARIS China-Japan Nov 16 ♦s.s. CITY OF CANTERBURY Clina— Japan Dec. 27 HOMEWARD. t».». CITY OF MANCHESTER Marseille*— London July 29 a.s.
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      551 8 BRITISH INDIA and APCAR lIKEs (Incorporated m England* iMAIL, PASSENGER CARr/i LAR SEEVICKB PENINSULAR ORIENTAL STEaJvF Vu LONDON FAR EAST H^L (Under Contract with His Mmjeatv*. r, OUTWARDS from LONDON. HnAII For China and Japan. fm Urn OM KWAKDS Tonnage. Siagapor*. U»vt"* MALWA 11,0*0 JoaalQ SARDINIA Ton "age. KHIVA 9.00U
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      320 9 I Ellcrman Bucknali Steam Shin Co im IMBRICAN MANCHURIAN LINE) M# (Incorporated iv England.) :ut X Xi BOSTON AND NEW YORK vU SUEZ OR PANA** FROM NEW YORK fl *>«»• S'por« Route F 9 -luly 1 Q MCI M or I J nW l:s=:: Dn« S>«r« Route I 1 1
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      661 9 ADMIRAL LINE (Incorporated m U.S A > PRESIDENT JACKSON J 7^"** Arri PRESIDENT JEFFERSON j!L? Jul^ 4 PRESIDENT GRANT TI T July 16 PRESIDENT MADISON JuJ y 28 PRESIDENT MCKINLEY Au^ 2 Au 9 Al.o R e ,uL, safliiig, every 12 day. from Hongkong to Manila l*t Q^ F «r«,
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      371 9 ISTHMIAN LINE Arnvmg from America via Panama and Loading for BOSTON. NEW YORK AND akmsto^ TIMORE VIA rfUEZDIWT. FAIRFIEU) CITY S'n B ,pore June 2g STEEL TRAVELKH Z^^Z lak.,, X c«*o on th.ough BOU^l Udj£ 'to Points Auff 28 For freight «y particulars, apply' lo HENDERSON BROS. LIMITED. (Shipping Department)
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    262 10 The Dutch steamer Soerabaya brought 800 tons of coal from Palembang- yesterday. 1 The Japanese are said to be designing small seaplanes which can be struck down arm carried by submarines. I The Japanese steamer Himalaya Maru, tj from Tut.carin to Kobe, with a cargo of I cotton,
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    CRUISING ROUND THE WOULD.
    192 10 i Mr. E. A. Salisbury, of Los Angeles, certi.inly de— nrcd better luck than to have hi*; motor yacht Wisdom II gutted by firv I at Genoa just when she was about to start on the last le.cr of his cruise round the world which has
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    WHAT THE PRESSURE OF ICE IS LIKE.
    440 10 WHAT THE PRESSURE OF ICE IS LIKE. Chief Offictre Story of the Endurance. Captain Givenstreet, the formor chief officer of tho Endurance, which carried the! Shackleton Expedition 1914-16, was the! guest recently cf the members of the London Commercial Club at their luncheon m London. Captain Greonstroa paid a tribuie
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      322 10 UNDERAATOOD Improved PORTABLE Model I j THE MACHINE YOU WIJ.L EVENTUALLY BUY. i i PATERSON, SIMONS CO LTD. I (Incorporated m England). j SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR m a* CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., LTD. WITH WHICH 13 ASSOCIATED THE SHANGHAI LIFE INSURANCE CO. LTD. Both Incorporated under the Hongkon*
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      343 10 Genasco Roafiiw 2 PLY AND t FLT *R COMPLETE WITH PATENT WNREU WO NAILS FOR FIXINIT the resw/t of L oi^er 40 Years j J run, che experience We*:- c l9^H t/lanatt aps, I manufacture g^ <^; pr 0 an</ 1 GE-V4SCO t satisfies from j witnstantis f^ergt fteg/ On
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      106 10 NORDDEITSCHER LLOKI ANj I 'fL\ftißL'RG-AMimUM '•'cnipani^ I rattu 12 fanaa TKe wdtnoUd tN Cm 1 I ul I UUfc j P«i Hoagkoßf i i j GOTTINGEN iNDL; '1 MUNBTERLAND (HA "I HOMEWARD I \\t Rotterdam, Hau.burg vi s*l RMLAND {llA.l! Ja J BCHLEBIEN (NDX.) J REUSSSN (B L) "1 OTTING
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      772 10 MAILJTABLE. TO-DAY. Medan, Sabang-, Suez, Port Said, Genoa, Algiers, Lisbon, Southampton and Amsterdam, taking mails for Europe P. der Nederlanden S a.m Medan Rumphius 9 a.m. Djambi Brandan 9 a.m. Saigon, Hongkong, Shangnai and Japan Porthos 10 a.m. P. Sambu and Singkep Trap 11 a.m. Cocub Singgarang Hang Chiap noon
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 11 June 8. Bank demand 2(4 1-16 Private credits 3 m.s. 2!4 13-32 New York, demand 53% I Cjvdits 90 days 56*4 France demand 170 Hongkong, demand 1 p.c. Dis. Yokohama, demand 109%*, Java, demand 140^ Bangkok, demand 80 Sovereign, Bank Buying 8.54 B'tnk of Kngland Ratt 3 p.c. B;u-
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    PRODUCE.
    142 11 Tin IM Tons M9\ Gambier Cube No. 1 24.00 Gambicr 12.50 Pepper White 22.50 Pepper Black 14.50 Tapioca, small flak- f.ir. 11.00 Ptarl Sapo small 7.50 Copru 10.40 Copra .Suiulried 10.85 Opium, Benares unc. 4,000 Rico, Rangoon white 230.00 Rice. Sim No. 1 for expoit i*5.QO Rice, Siam No.
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    38 11 Singapore, June 9th, 11.30 a.m. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoktd Sheet. Spot 50 50 June 50^4 50%; July-Sept. 52V> 52%; Oct.-Dec. 54% 55; Jan.-March 56 5644. London quotation sheet Is. 2%d. j Market Easier.
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    MADRAS ENGINEERING SERVICE.
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    119 12 London. June 8. The result of the Oaks was 1. Brownhylda, 10 to 1. 2. Shrove, 100 to 7. S. Teresina, 8 to 1. Twelve ran; won by a neck and a head. Place bctttag was 2 to 1 on Brownhylda. LAWN TENNIS. London, Jane 9. Ai Manchester,
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